News for April 6, 2025

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man wrongly deported to El Salvador, and set a Monday deadline.

Andrew Ecker was killed after a shooting and barricade situation in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, that left Officer Caleb Whitney wounded.

Duke’s strong season ended with a shocking Final Four loss to Houston, leaving the Blue Devils on a list of elite teams that failed to win the NCAA title.

President Donald Trump’s new tariff push sent U.S. markets into more turmoil, and JPMorgan warned the trade shock could raise inflation and hurt the economy.

The United Kingdom is easing electric car sales rules as Donald Trump’s new US tariffs add pressure to the car industry.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Americans should not worry about recent market drops or retirement savings, even as President Donald Trump’s tariff plan sparked fears of economic pain.

FKA Twigs has dropped out of Coachella and will reschedule other North American shows because of visa problems.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin drew backlash after suggesting on X that journalists would write fewer false stories if disputes were still handled with violence, then said he was joking after his remarks were reported.

Sen. John Barrasso defended President Donald Trump’s tariff plan on CBS’s "Face the Nation," saying it is legal and part of a bigger Republican economic push that also includes tax cuts and spending changes.

Director Joy Donley is turning her family’s grief after her son Lewis’s death into a play that highlights organ donation and the comfort it can bring.

Federal probationary workers fired in President Donald Trump’s effort to shrink the government have been put back on the job for now, but court fights and agency confusion have left their futures unclear.

Police shot Long Qian Chen after he allegedly attacked four children with a meat cleaver in a Brooklyn home, and the children are expected to survive.

President Donald Trump’s new tariff push rattled markets, and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick defended it as a national security move meant to bring more manufacturing back to the United States.

The Trump administration revoked visas for dozens of students and recent graduates at California universities, including Stanford and campuses in the University of California system.

Andrew Painter is set to pitch in a minor league game for the first time in three years as the Phillies ease him back from Tommy John surgery.

Rep. Don Bacon is pushing a House bill to give Congress more control over tariffs after President Donald Trump’s new trade moves shook markets and sparked backlash.

Rep. Don Bacon said Congress should take back more control over tariffs and criticized the firing of top National Security Agency leaders without a clear explanation.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said President Donald Trump’s new tariffs will go into effect soon and are meant to reset U.S. economic power.

A Signal chat error led Michael Waltz to add the wrong contact, causing Jeffrey Goldberg to be included in a private national security group chat by mistake.

A second unvaccinated child has died from measles in Texas as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits the state and the outbreak spreads.